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AGENDA REPORT
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11/7/2023
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2. Fairness in rate increases. There is a disproportionate increases <br /> based on the tiers. Commercial users don't get as large an <br /> increase, and in some cases as actually go down! <br /> The 3 year increases range from 129 - 600% on the pleasanton <br /> portion (what you are voting on). This far beyond trying to encourage <br /> conservation for higher users. <br /> am very concerned that the cost of service has not been attributed <br /> to the users in the specific tiers fairly. <br /> 3. Pleasanton Fixed rates have gone down -- this makes no sense <br /> when most of Pleasantons expenses are fixed! The logic given from <br /> the consultant was that "staff didn't want to make as much changes <br /> around this". How does this support the cost of service <br /> requirements? <br /> Muldn't the city want more guaranteed revenue since most of the <br /> costs are fixed? This doesn't make sense and in fact puts the city at <br /> more risk. <br /> Finally — the last 10 weeks have been challenging for all including <br /> city staff -- a more open dialog and willingness to meet with <br /> residents by staff (and answer questions) and come up with a <br /> common understand and finding solutions together — would be very <br /> welcome by many residents. Unfortunately not answering questions <br /> or refusing to meet in a timely manner can lead to loss of <br /> confidence by residents. I highly encourage staff, for the future, <br /> engage much more -- most residents really would like to <br /> understand better and work towards mutual solutions — after all, we <br /> all live here and want a better city together. <br /> Thank you, <br /> Purnam Sheth <br />
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